There exists some criteria you are expected to meet while undergoing a teaching interview in Nigeria. Some things you don't notice are put into accounts. Here are some dos and donts.
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1. Dress code. This is really important. You should dress corporate. Thou who sag their pair of trousers, boobs saggers, to you I speak. Leave the you-lifestyle behind, appear formal.



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2. Manner of approach. Do you know how to do the 'sir-ma' thing? Try as much as possible to address your every sentence affixed with a 'sir' or 'ma.' Use the modal auxiliary 'may' in asking questions; 'may I ask few questions, said?'
In conclusion, seem grateful, thank them for their time; 'it's been great discussing with you ma, do have a lovely day.'
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3. Collocation, rules of concord, and misuse of tenses. If you are having problems with any of these, do read, read, and read again. You may also want to read our article on twenty wrong expressions misused and twenty-eight collocations misused by Nigerians. Use your tenses well. Don't try to be grandiloquent (without a job?). Thirdly, the rules of concord!
- A singular subject, a singular verb; a plural subject, a plural verb.
- Indefinite pronouns take singular verbs.
- Rules of proximity or likeness.
- Collective concord.

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These rules are first and all other rules are below. Study them, so you don't use 'they doesn't know me.'
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4. Are you listening? Just do much of the listening even if you are talkative. Answer only when you are asked questions.
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5. You must knock at the door. Don't just barge in. Is this your house?
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6. Don't sit until you are asked to. This is a formal procedure you must observe.
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7. Be moderate. While asked if you have teaching experience before, don't lie. Yes, don't lie. If you do, surely you must be asked why you left or your reasons for no longer working there, instead of criticizing the latter school, place your view on positivity. Tell them how you would love to explore your taste for education and stop always self-proclaiming yourself erudite. Your nativity is important. Don't think a lie, be real, tell where you originate from, your real age, and present your CV (be it oral or written).
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8. Be creative. May I know you please? 'My name is (not my names are) Richie Jay, I'm from dash-dash local government area of Abia State, I am the dash--dash issue of my parent. I fluent the English, Igbo and Yoruba Language. I am a Christian. I acquired a higher national diploma and rank of a dash-dash as a military personnel at the Nigerian Army Institute of Technology and Environmental Study (NAITES), Markurdi, of which, I obtained...and am looking forward to being one of the members of the staff in school, sir. '
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9. You are expected to write a formal letter. The supposed submitted formal letters these days are news papers. You can imagine! I was proof-reading one 'application for the position of a sale's boy' letter and saw sth like 'I am an o'level student with big results and i shall want to work in your company to show you my talent.' Abeg, talent kwa? What is this mbok?

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So, dear applicant, it's all about your creativity, remember, no matter how the eyes see, it can't see the ears - Richie.
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Origin. http://chatinent.com.ng/index.php?showtopic=483
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Cc: CrazyMan, 1forall, lalasticlala

Cc: CrazyMan, 1forall, lalasticlala

Teachers that are underated

Applies to all interviews, not just teaching alone. these stuffs above are the general interviews ethics

Teaching job remains the best job anyone could apply for in this country. I am proud to be a Teacher

Teaching job is a good one
It just depends on d school

It baffles me how this made fp

DanielsParker:
Applies to all interviews, not just teaching alone. these stuffs above are the general interviews ethics

thanks so much

Is teaching job that difficult to get ?

Lol.

I was once a teacher. These are the exact rules that matter

1. Submit a handwritten application letter. Teachers are first judged by handwriting
2. Learn how to write lesson plan. Infact research on the particular format the school uses
3. Prepare for micro-teaching. Read every topic of the subject of your interest, but if are asked to choose, please choose a topic that is very easy to communicate.
4. Prepare for a written test in the subject of your interest
5. Dress well..
6. Work on your communication skills, it is very essential

Had a teaching job interview yesterday.I was given WAEC theory questions for 2016 to solve all.(10 questions in all)
Please is this normal?

I love teaching job but how can someone ride Bugatti with teaching job, or build an estate with it..
they earn little while building up the future billionaires..

derahhh:
Had a teaching job interview yesterday.I was given WAEC theory questions for 2016 to solve all.(10 questions in all)
Please is this normal?

It is very normal bro. They are testing your knowledge of subject matter, which is very crucial in hiring a teacher.

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dierich:
I love teaching job but how can someone ride Bugatti with teaching job, or build an estate with it..
they earn little while building up the future billionaires..

Build your own school.

fakoo1:
Teaching job remains the best job anyone could apply for in this country. I am proud to be a Teacher

that's true, I explored teaching too; lesson plan, lesson note blah blah.

dierich:
I love teaching job but how can someone ride Bugatti with teaching job, or build an estate with it..
they earn little while building up the future billionaires..

start yahoo plus then...


Teachers rewards are not on this Earth but in Heaven.

chatinent:
There exists some criteria you are expected to meet while undergoing a teaching interview in Nigeria. Some things you don't notice are put into accounts. Here are some dos and donts.
.
1. Dress code. This is really important. You should dress corporate. Thou who sag their pair of trousers, boobs saggers, to you I speak. Leave the you-lifestyle behind, appear formal.



.
2. Manner of approach. Do you know how to do the 'sir-ma' thing? Try as much as possible to address your every sentence affixed with a 'sir' or 'ma.' Use the modal auxiliary 'may' in asking questions; 'may I ask few questions, said?'
In conclusion, seem grateful, thank them for their time; 'it's been great discussing with you ma, do have a lovely day.'
.
3. Collocation, rules of concord, and misuse of tenses. If you are having problems with any of these, do read, read, and read again. You may also want to read our article on twenty wrong expressions misused and twenty-eight collocations misused by Nigerians. Use your tenses well. Don't try to be grandiloquent (without a job?). Thirdly, the rules of concord!
- A singular subject, a singular verb; a plural subject, a plural verb.
- Indefinite pronouns take singular verbs.
- Rules of proximity or likeness.
- Collective concord.

.
These rules are first and all other rules are below. Study them, so you don't use 'they doesn't know me.'
.
4. Are you listening? Just do much of the listening even if you are talkative. Answer only when you are asked questions.
.
5. You must knock at the door. Don't just barge in. Is this your house?
.
6. Don't sit until you are asked to. This is a formal procedure you must observe.
.
7. Be moderate. While asked if you have teaching experience before, don't lie. Yes, don't lie. If you do, surely you must be asked why you left or your reasons for no longer working there, instead of criticizing the latter school, place your view on positivity. Tell them how you would love to explore your taste for education and stop always self-proclaiming yourself erudite. Your nativity is important. Don't think a lie, be real, tell where you originate from, your real age, and present your CV (be it oral or written).
.
8. Be creative. May I know you please? 'My name is (not my names are) Richie Jay, I'm from dash-dash local government area of Abia State, I am the dash--dash issue of my parent. I fluent the English, Igbo and Yoruba Language. I am a Christian. I acquired a higher national diploma and rank of a dash-dash as a military personnel at the Nigerian Army Institute of Technology and Environmental Study (NAITES), Markurdi, of which, I obtained...and am looking forward to being one of the members of the staff in school, sir. '
.
9. You are expected to write a formal letter. The supposed submitted formal letters these days are news papers. You can imagine! I was proof-reading one 'application for the position of a sale's boy' letter and saw sth like 'I am an o'level student with big results and i shall want to work in your company to show you my talent.' Abeg, talent kwa? What is this mbok?

.
So, dear applicant, it's all about your creativity, remember, no matter how the eyes see, it can't see the ears - Richie.
.
Origin. http://chatinent.com.ng/index.php?showtopic=483
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Cc: CrazyMan, 1forall, lalasticlala

This is not applicable in all cases. Been to interviews with casual wears n native attires. I got the job even though I declined some. If you are good and they want you, they will inform you on their code of dressing when you resume

Let's try to boost our IQ with this. If you are up for d challenge, drop pm to 08023373302 or send your number to Momlilyseyi@gmail.com

Good


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How about rules for getting a job in Shell. NLNg, NNPC, Agip, Mobile and other oil firms that pay large? Dont drag us backward with teaching job.

@OP(Chatinent), you are quick to always proof-read applicant's articles. Yet, you couldn't proof-read yours. Imagine your lines like "..leave the you-lifestyle .." "..talkative." " I fluent the English..." I would love to remind you that when asked the question: Tell us about yourself? Or may I know you, please? Only highlight your Full Name, Grades/Discipline, School of Graduation, your Skills as applied to the job, Position applied. Not to highlight your gender, LGA, etc. These afonjas better learn, that's why they keep envying us(the Biafrans).

Nnamdiojukwu:
Build your own school.

na paper u go use build or no be money u go take start

optional1:




start yahoo plus then...


Teachers rewards are not on this Earth but in Heaven.

come show me d way

mployer:
Lol.

I was once a teacher. These are the exact rules that matter

1. Submit a handwritten application letter. Teachers are first judged by handwriting
2. Learn how to write lesson plan. Infact research on the particular format the school uses
3. Prepare for micro-teaching. Read every topic of the subject of your interest, but if are asked to choose, please choose a topic that is very easy to communicate.
4. Prepare for a written test in the subject of your interest
5. Dress well..
6. Work on your communication skills, it is very essential

So on point, not Op's "copy and paste"

derahhh:
Had a teaching job interview yesterday.I was given WAEC theory questions for 2016 to solve all.(10 questions in all)
Please is this normal?

Laughing in Swahili... Did u get the job?

Pls OP never you ever use "no 8" approach..... didn't read others. What you stated is the reason may still don't get a call after their interview.

Augustap:

Laughing in Swahili... Did u get the job?

Bros need prayer obviously not query.

toprealman:
Bros need prayer obviously not query.

Prayer warrior over to you

Drnice:
@OP(Chatinent), you are quick to always proof-read applicant's articles. Yet, you couldn't proof-read yours. Imagine your lines like "..leave the you-lifestyle .." "..talkative." " I fluent the English..." I would love to remind you that when asked the question: Tell us about yourself? Or may I know you, please? Only highlight your Full Name, Grades/Discipline, School of Graduation, your Skills as applied to the job, Position applied. Not to highlight your gender, LGA, etc. These afonjas better learn, that's why they keep envying us(the Biafrans).

see this Olodo boy... It's not these afonjas better learn but had better learn. Focus on your own problem first.